Over 85% of the population of Nagaland is directly dependent on agriculture. Rice, corn, millets, pulses, tobacco, oilseed, sugarcane, potatoes, and fibres are the important crops that are a byproduct of the favourable environmental condition and geographical conditions within the state, hence supplying tremendous scope for flower gardening. The different districts of the state have various specialities and area wise segregation for important and diverse terrains and crop yields like the Shangnyu village, dominated by the chieftain Angh is standardized for the wooden monument caste system that is believed to have been created by the divine angels.

The best part of the state is the denial of the status inequality of the community of Nagas. They do not believe themselves above or below any individual community. However, the Naga tribes are split into many clans, approximately 20. The clan's caste system primarily supported forefathers or such alternative beings. The state is additionally called the “Falcon capital of the world”. In 1967, the Nagaland Assembly announced English as their official language, hence creating it a medium for education. Nagamese is yet another language present in the area which supports Assamese culture and language and is widely spoken.

The Naga individuals belong to the Indo-Mongoloid cluster of individuals living within the contiguous areas of the Northeastern hills of Asian country and therefore the higher portion of Western Myanmar

Other economic activities of the state like Dairying is a difficult task in the area. People or the native population do not prefer using dairy products or milk related supplements. Their diets are far away from the same.

The spirit of people to fight whatever the situation or difficulty be is the basic human quality desired from the community all over.

The religious composition of the state is Hindu 8.75%, Muslim 2.47%, Christian 87.93%, Sikh 0.10%, Jain 0.13%, Buddhism 0.34%, others 0.28%

The state has a war memorial, in honour of the brave soldiers of the Second World War. The burial ground has 1430 graves in total. People here value relationships and are quite particular about their ancestral and historical values.

All around the year, the individuals of Nagaland celebrate the festivals, concerning their different groups and are quite submerged in the functionalities, customs, traditions and more importantly the excitement as the area is called the “Land of Festivals”. They begin with the Chakhesang Sukrunye festival in January, followed by Kamarupan Mimkut, Angami Sekrenyi in Feb. The other chronological festivals of the state are Konyak Aoling and Phom Monyu, Ao Moatsu, Khiamniungan Miu, Sumi Tuluni, Nkanyulum, Yimchunger Metemneo and Sangtam Mongmong, Lotha Tokhu Emong, Rengma Ngada festivals with Zeling Nga-Ngai competitions marking the completion of a year and also starting of consecutive years.

The state is home to a rich style of flora and fauna. About one-sixth of Nagaland is tropical and subtropical evergreen forests, with trees of palms, bamboo, rattan, timber and mahogany. The good Indian hornbill is celebrated among the bird species. While rhododendron is the state flower.

The popular folk dances of the state are Modse, Agurshikukula, Butterfly Dance, Aaluyattu, Sadal Kekai, Changai, Kuki, Leshalaptu, Khamba Lim, Mayur, Monyoasho, Rengma, Seecha and Kukui Kucho, Shankai and Moyashai etc. The most important and significant are the War Dance and Zeliang Dance. The beats of Mrabung are used to perform the important dances.

There are other instruments to help in the creation of tunes and rhythms like the handcrafted bamboo trumpet, Dholak, Bamboo mouth organ, Trumpet also referred to as the king of musical instruments.

The popular food of Nagaland is Axone, also called Akhuni, made up of Soybean and other geographically found ingredients and raw materials. The food and taste style promotes the natural resources of the area. The traditional styling and attire of the region is also a byproduct of, saving them from the harsh climatic conditions. There is a black shawl worn by men in Nagaland referred to as Ratapfe. While women generally wear plain blue and white materials with blackbands. The casual costumes of the netizens include Angami, a petticoat known as neikhro, a sleeveless high vatchi, a white skirt pfemhou.

Wildlife Sanctuary of the region are:

• Ghosu Bird sanctuary
• Rangapahar reserve forest
• Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary
• Pulie Badze Wildlife Sanctuary

Dairy Product

There exists a large scope of farm development within the state hence, in turn generating opportunities to grow and deliver economical help to the daily earners. Several infrastructural facilities for milk-related business options are being established by cooperatives and even government sectors. Though the important challenge is the genetic improvement of the cattle population to increase the output yield thus matching the rising demands.

Tourism

With the opening of the state to the international holidaymakers and giving relaxation on the restricted area permit (RAP), a decent variety of foreign and domestic tourists are visiting the state per annum. The eco-tourism, adventure tourism, cultural tourism, is the extended version of the scope of the sector for the development of Hotels, Resorts, Air Taxi Service, tour operators and so on.

Floriculture Industry

Floriculture is another rising commercial enterprise within the State. The state has a suitable climate, and natural resources to allow flower cultivation in the area. All the North-Eastern states are a step ahead in such kind of cultivation and thus contributes a significant portion to the national produce.

HANDLOOM & HANDICRAFT

The handicraft and handloom sector in Nagaland has huge growth potential thanks to the abundant availability of trained labour, raw materials, as well as wealthy cultural traditions that individuals follow. Handicraft and handloom merchandise from the state are famous for their beauty and complicated style forms.

Art and Craft

Traditional crafts of Nagaland are distinctive in style and reflect the local traditions and values of the Naga people. The local art forms try to explain their folklores, their lifestyle patterns, love, their history and traditions. The uniqueness and widespread attractiveness create demand within the domestic and offshore markets and hence the scope for growth regularly increases in the sector.

BAMBOO Industry

Nagaland promotes the bamboo process as an enterprise, covering products and applications like food-based, health and nutrition usage, handicrafts, art and craft styles, tiles and flooring. Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency (NBDA) is the nodal workplace that coordinates with alternative offices for all bamboo-related requirements, development and business or trade-related matters.

SERICULTURE

The process of extracting silk from silkworms is a world recognised practice. There are serious opportunities in the sector, because of the availability of natural resources the sector.

MEDICINAL PLANTS

Nagaland has rich flora and fauna, that supports numerous medicative plants. The agro-climatic conditions of Dimapur Mokokchung, Phek, and Tuensang districts are appropriate for the growth and cultivation of meditative and aromatic plants.

Sports activities

The people or netizens get genetic and infrastructural benefits from the state. The build-up, the body and personality types add to the enduring capacity of athleticism of the state. Several factors work in favour of the people from the region or the neighbouring terrains. The state promotes wrestling the most, in the state. Cock Fighting, Angling or fishing are also important sports.